Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1951 — Page 16

y Mans the Pumps By Harold Hartley

BUSINESS MAY BE in for a splash of ice water. And the guy who rips the end of a weekly pay envelope The Federal Reserve Board

will. be asking, “What war are we getting ready for?”

It's the Korea cool-off which hit buying about two, (down a congressional request

weeks ago on the retail level.

And I'm looking for sales from now ¢ through August. its eredit restrictions on auto

But they won't be giveaways. ‘There's plenty of goods on

shelves, but merchants al ready know that it will cost more to replace what they have. So they'll hold a little where prices have moved up.

= NO MATTER how the public feels the government will keep the pumps running, the money flowing into defense plants. It will be a kind of Prosperity’s PWA!

Douglas Honnald, an architect who . designs Hollywood's swankiest hash houses, said today his toughest problem is fixing things so everybody can be seen by everybody. | “Movie-star egoes being what they are,” Mr. Honnald explained in Filmtown, “you have to build rooms so every table is the No. ‘1 table, This is not always easy.” ‘appeared set today to turn In addition to planning Romfanoff’s,” Beverly Hills Club, Larue, Ciro’s and the old Trocadero, for immediate relaxation of Mr. Honnald has designed homes for Margaret Sullavan, Henry, | Fonda, Jimmy Stewart and Greta

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Controls Start Month Of ‘Shadow Life’

By United Press

WASHINGTON, July 2—

sales.

BUT THEY DON'T stand ou’. Garbo. They stand. back in the shadows, Informed sources said the board Off quietly, contentedly, earn ani Members are determined to stand spring spend their money, Keep their by their present requirement of Indiana’ nas one member of | credit good. ! jone-third down and 15 months to the Society of Descendants of the |

And they are what makes bus-! iness good. Ask any merchant, or cmployer, and he'll tell you so. That's my succss story today. Can you tell a better one?

$204 a Month -

HERE'S THE NEWS employers

Business will be good straight through the fall. And even the hard-to-get goods may loosen up. And if the going ‘gets rough, credit will, too, both housing and

- CATS,

This tissue ‘paper prosperity has heen built up on government spending. And with defense as! the reason, spending will be heavier than ver

SO DON'T LOOK for a letdown! although a lot of people are thinking about it. And there probably will be a rush to turn goods into money. ; But there are millions of Americans who spend it as fast ns they get it, or faster. And #0 long as they have dough, they keep factories running, wages flowing, and the props under prosperity. BUT YOU'LL NEVER be quite sure what kind of defense it is whether its defense against the Russians or defense against a

ing plant at Speedway, the Oxy-| gen plant on Roosevelt Ave, ang, the District Sales office on NWN. Pennsylvania.

THE IDEA v's SIMPLY simply | grand, I'd say--for the employees. The company drops 30 cents in the till for every buck a worker puts in. An employee can save up ta 71; per cent of his regular pay, but not more than $30 a month. Then the sugar on the cake is fhe interest. The employees col fect 2 per cent both on their own and the company's dough.

26th Millionth

CHEVROLET ZIPPED past a milestone last week. But it didn't pass unnoticed The 26 millionth Chevvie rolled proudly off the assembly line. And the clock counter rolled triumphantly over the 25000999. It didn’t take long to put the last million on the road. Chevvie No. 25 million came off the line Dec. 22, last year,

Success Story 1 LIKE SUCCESS stories. They show how people conquer obstacles, and come out on top. I usually name someone, give his history form "A to Z But a reader-on the Bouth E£ide called to my attention the biggest success story of all It ix the young couple who start out in life with their furniture all paid for. na hills, And he's a factory wage earner, and gets no help from the government, » » y IN FACT IT IS the other way around. He kicks in regularly to the government to help others His wife learned to cook from her mother, and she learns to cook exactly what her husband likes, Children come, They rear and educate them. buy a piano for them, and keep trading in their car, In the summer they sail off to some state, drop in to see relatives, That's their vacation, Then the one who gigned hergelf “South Side Reader” in ‘a careful woman's =eript, poured in

and

the truth, “It seems we are all measuring success ton much in dollars.” » ~ ~

SHE SAID “We have twa chil. dren, 14 and 18, and are no great financial success. hut we have ereaied a Hap@® home, and have no

_ Juvenile delinquents,

There are million: like this They are the sturdy backbone of the country. They control the flow of money. Taken together they are the richest people in the world.

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of white collar help won't welconve," The Army Finance Center has hung wp a sign. It says, wanted!

at once, 100 tabulating and card

ipunch operators (trainees) at Ft. Harrison. . : Starting pay is $204 a month, {while léarning. This will be a challenge to employers on ‘the white collar level.

n » » THE 100 WANTED is just the start. The Finance Center will pull at least 3000 office workers from within driving distance of Indianapolis, But it all isn't gravy. If they leave small towng and have to board and room. they may not be much better off than staying in their own little communities and living at home. . And there are thousands of girls who like to work downtown {where they can get out on the

Istreets and windowshop, see peo-/

ple other than those at their elhows in their office niche.

Take a look at Linde Alr prod: ucts next time you're in Speed. way. Two-Wheeler Feeler THE JAPS used to be quick on

the gyp. They turned out a lot of stuff, mostly fluff, And "Made in Japan" was some-

thing to stay away from, So they alickered up another idea. They renamed a Japanese town “Amarica’ so they could stamp goods “Made in America” And a lot of Americans took the bait, found aut too late, It was the same old Jap gyp

> . ~ KO THE VERY POLITE Jap. anese have promised te turn out good “stuff They are starting with hicycles They're going to try to sell them to Americans, both teen agers and Jlean-agers, those overly-plump guys who get out and peddle off their pounds in the privacy of nightfall—around

the bleck a time or two,

* 4 a BUT I PREDICT the Japs will

still have trouble with the Ameri-

can market, especially the youngslers, Their two biggest plants are the “Miyata” and the "Yamaguchi." And how are vou geing to buy a Japanese hike if vou ean't even say the name? Well, ‘try it

Empty Safe Found; Over $1500 Missing

A aife from which $1500 to $3000 had heen taken w as found today at Wyoming and. Meikle Sts. It was stolen last night from the RB. F, .Goodrich Store, 44 N Delaware St Bud Beeler, manager, told police hig records were in the safe, 80 he didn't know exactly’ how

much cash was in it. But he said there was at least $1500 and perhaps 33000, The burglars window.

Death of Man Found In Wabash River Probed

Times Stale Serviee TERRE HAUTE, July 2 Au thorities investigated the chance nf foul play today in the daath nf Charles Amstett, whose hody was found in the Wabash River here vesterday. Dr. D, M, Ferguson Jr. deputy coroner, sald there were cuts and bruises on Mr. Amstett's body He said Mr. Amstett, a brewing company dockhand, had been in the water at least eight hours,

had jimmied a

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\pay on all car purchases, on the Signers—a group of 400 known grounds that inflation is stillidirect descendants of the 56 men | {here and will get warse this fall. who signed the Declaration of In-| | The board was called into ses- ‘dependence 175 years ago. {sion as the administration re-| Alexander LeRoy Hawkins Dar[huctantly accepted a watered- ragh, South Bend, so far is the idown, ' one-month extension of only Hoosier to prove “eligible| price - wage - credit controls for the Society. But there may {and prepared to fight for a tough- be more, and the group is interer permanent bill during the in- ested in hearing about all of them.

lerim. Undergoes 4th Operation In Hollywood, Mrs. Gloria. Stewart today re undergoes her fourth operation in connection with the Caesar-

Asks Shot in Arm

[ChAman Burnett R. Mayback , 8. C.) of the Senate Banking De asked the Reserve Board over the week-end to give

the slumping auto industry a shot |in the arm by easing up on In-'ean delivery of stallment buying. t win daughters Mr. Maybank reminded the May 7.

Dr, Mark Rabwin will take the “last step” in clearing up com- of plications follow‘ing’ birth of the twins to Mrs. Stewart and her Jimmy Stewart.

Recalled to Active Duty Maj. John M. Daly. whose coaching . led the University of Notre Dame ROTC rifle team to two national e¢hampionships in the last three years, has been re-

hoard that the controls are going to be relaxed anytray in another month by Congressional fiat, The new Defense Production Act already approved by the Senate calls for a ceiling of one-third down and a minimum of 18 months to ay on new and used cars. The House bill contains much the same provision, except that it would require only one-fourth {down on used car purchases. The Federal Reserve Board has refused repeatedly to let up on its credit restrictions; despite protests,

Mrs, Stewart husband,

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racession. from auto dealers that they can't! sled to active duty with the Take your choice. Ill take a A Good Neighbor get many customers on thoseiyy g Marine Corps in Camp linde's. Mel MORE, THAN EVER, compan- terms. ! iv 1 , . Pendleton, Cal. Linde's elon jas want to be well thought of, The industry already has ‘proLINDE AIR PRODUCTS, out in DY their employees. their stock- duced about 3 million new pas- Hot Idea : ro Epo way t lon toda holders, and their neighborhood, senger cars so far this year and Orlando Consalo decided ¥ 4 pana w - Trolled a Mie This last one, the_ neighbors, expects to turn out another 2 mil- terday In Reading. Fa. tg burs —. i e CAs ro counts heavily with “Such com. lion by the year-end. a wasps’ nest in Rie garage before 0 Ss y » ing down the garage. panies as the Linde Air Products! But with sales lagging, many tearing ; ad uz The sompant has Tn to an am. 'Co. in Speedway. dealers have heen piling up in. But the oily rag he used as a Re savings fund. Dean Byus, the manager. goss ventories that are straining their torch set fire, not only 2 el The plan runs in tvaveab{tt great length to make his plant OWn credit resources. Raat BN Je garage. a cycles. The employees rolled up a asset, ow play a ul) Mie as w Adjusting Rules next-door neighbor. Earl Baer. 0 . 1 : a. ig Fibvy hry Fg 0d "e mmm y | Meanwhile, the administration Firemen had to fight off the that dime I wouldn't know | BEING A ‘aoop * NEIGHBOR started adjusting its other control wasps while putting - out the At dime. . starts with. good housekeeping. regulations to the 31-day “shadow blaze, which caused $1800 dam PLANTS INVOLVED are the well-kept shrubs and lawns. clean life” authorized by the temporary age. Fi : « Prest-O-Lite factory, Speedway, sidewalks and eye: pleasing builds. congress Ral extension of the de- Swan Song 3 » Jaboratory and Acetylene CRargs mp 3s. =o chon. lav, fw y Re bill.“ which President Pru. Blaming demands of two

careers, singing star Ella Logan today indicated she may file for divorce from hushand Fred 'Finkelhoffe after completing her - Hollywood stage appearance in “Finian's Rainbow." “I might as well take the final step,” said Miss Logan, after nine years of marriage. "I believe it will be good for Freddie."

Wins High Award

man reluctantly signed Saturday, itorbids all price rollbacks. Federal officials ordered a onemonth freeze of wages and manufactureras’ prices, Manufacturers go under a new general ceiling regulation today, but the -hundreds of price rollbacks which were to have gone into effect have been suspended. - Some manufacturers who rolled

back in advance of the deadline] A New York woman's 30-year will he farced to continue selling campaign against racial discrimination in nurses’ training

at the reduced prices,

Even the Chief Got Pinched— Town Revives Its Blue Laws And Likes 'Em—for 2 Hours

Ritzy Cafe Sider Tv Tries™ To Satisfy Actors’ Ego

trail cut in the atreet by the rim, Cy

Hurt i in One presi, pdb Others Dead 5h

the highest achievement by an, American Negro. i GE Mrs. Mabel Keaton was pre-| child was Killed sented the medal by Lillian Smith, |persons were hurt in one of the Georgia-born novelist, .on behalf most serious of Indiana's weekof the National Association for and accidents. The week-end trafAdvancement of:Colored People

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fic toll was seven dead, -

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Thursday in rest Elmer 1 terday at hi St. He was Born in Ir dianapolis t} ing discharg A veteran ¢ served with cific. He reside and uncle, | Dalton. For the 1a employed by Trucking Cec Surviving J.onnie Dalt and three s Zimmerman

during its annual convention in: Atlanta. | Darlene Langdon, .6, of Rock- Miss FEdna . port, was killed when her father's Ironton, » : RR reteset - rs. INDIANAPOLIS Fo Mrs. Beu { TRAFFIC TOIL.1. | CM MCUARALOES. CAPR M001 TOW | A WRARRE Ash TIRETS APVITVER. Mrs, Reul: ? : (182 Days) T i Ju aa terday at he Vo 1950 1951 TODAY AND TOMORROW Cool and dry air will flow over fontaine ‘St S I e BMS Accidents ....... 4084 3896 | the states which were on the damp side last week. Mrs. T Injured ......e.. 1472 1601 | mgr mm ere IE Killed ..ocoevenes 36 34 x s ppolis 25 vi Peter D. Bailey, 50, Berne, were Police Report Two . pinch pres:

Fireworks Violations Fourth of July lawbreaking be-

gar yesterday when police reported two cases of illegal possession of fireworks, An Indiana state law prohibits such possession except by special permit. Kathleen Clark, 15, of 1815 N. Talbot Ave. told police two young boys in a car threw: firecrackers at her near 16th ‘and Talhot Sts. She was treated for arm burns, Police algo found 14 firecrackers in. the pocket of a 17-year-old hoy. They seized the crackers and ,took him home. :

| ‘w . 1 rs TT ~“kilted Saturday in a crash with a Fairly Active : ‘car collided head-on with. another truck. 4 Saturaay at-Ind. 66 and 43 hear, Also in Decatur yesterday, Miss ? {Margaret Conter, 72, died of in- . Killed in Yard juries received in a truck-car At Kurtz, a freak accident killed Trash Fridey Whitt kitled hier miss er, Mrs. Mary Fritzinger, 72, of Mrs. Hattie Stokes, 63. She was Decatur. and Peter D. Bailey, 50, sitting in a rocking chair in her| Berne. lpounds, $23 to $23.75; heavier front yard when a runaway car - A two.car collision on Ind.” 60 butchers slow. weak to 25 cents driven by David ' Miles, 20, of apout one mile north of Mt. Verlower; 250 to 285 pounds, $22 to Brownstown, pinned her against non yesterday killed Mrs. Clyas $22.75; 120 to 160 pounds, steady the house. Mr. Miles, who told Gwinn, 50, of Moberly, Mo. at $18 to $20.50: sows around State police he had qnever driven a On. a gravel road four miles steady; choice 300 to 550 pounds, car before, started the auto. It northeast of. Columbia City on $17.50 to $19.25; lights,” $19.50 ‘or plunged backward, ran across the Saturday, Fred Shaw, 79, of Comore; Hear 600 aud bid $17.25. street and killed Mrs. Stokes. lumbhia City was killed and 10 Cattle, 2500; calves, 400) very On U. 8. 27 at Decatur, Mrs. persons were injured in a two-car slow: MOSL bids steers and heifers Mary Fritzinger, 72, Decatur, and crash.

50 cents to $1 lower; scattered > sales around 50 cents lower; two loads choice to prime 1185 to; 1187-pound steers bought to arrive 337 to $37.50; odd loads good to choice ight steers, $34; bulk ” . commercial to choice bid $33.50 , . : : ® to $35; two loads 663-pound commercial heifers, $31; load ecommercial and good T15-pound | heifers, $33.25; bulk unsold; com- | mercial and good cows, $25.50 to. $50: utility bid $22.50 to £25.50; vealers moderately active, stéady;| choice and prime, $37 to $38.50; commercial and good $30.50 to : : $36.50. ¥ Sheep, 700; active; spring lambs) weak to mostly $1 lower; exces-| sive hill easing price decline in| many instances; few lots chaiece to prime $33; bulk good and choice $32 to $32.50; slaughter ewes fully $1 lower; bulk good! and choice $12 to $15; choice ? lights around 125 pounds $16; cull | \ and utility $10 to $12. > Bulls not fully established. Most bids around 80 cents lower, 4

Trade on light and medium(weight barrows opened fairly ac-| itive today, in the Indianapolis! |Stockyards, with prices steady to {strong with Friday's best. Hogs, 8000; choice 170 to .250

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Briver 5 Cliarged | In Hit-Run Accident

Charged with drunken driving following a hit and run accident *

-+/in the 400 bicek on 18th St. early ‘Sunday morning was Frank Cisco, 24. of Ft. Harrison,

He was ar- § rested on. E. White River Parkway by ‘police, who followed a }

of thé car wheel.

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BETHLEHEM, N. H, July 2; Most of the residents had «ja Assn Tel 2.5 ptd . alf i < WAT sh. Ind Gus & Wat oon (UP) ~More than half of this looked forward to the punish. (0d GES § VBE CR oon town's 985 residents spent brief ment and appeared on Main Street ind Feleohong ') hi periods in the stocks, pillory oriin Colonial costumes they had iPSalnanais Ate: SO ia 3a ducking stool yesterday as 200- dragged from attic trunks to join {Indianapolis Water 8% old 0 1094 year-old blue laws were revived wholeheartedly in the observance. indols low & Lt pid =. i ' ue y “ ndpls At \ ealty Co 1 a to demonstrate the freedom that All of them took their pun- hala hapolla Rauwavs com 4 a js enjoyed today. isment in the proper spirit—No- SItof RALGRNS Life com 100 ei Men and. women were arrested, body complained seriously,” sald Kingan & Co pid Lite" 63 65 hi \ ’ ; tried and subjected to the pun- Police Chief Howard Sanborn [one Cotmoraion Tin Ton ishment of Colonial days for such Who was charged with enforcing MarmonMerringion cam ..... 4% ‘erimes” as crossing a river on the old laws that. have been ig Nai Homes QP. ee 16 Mn . ‘a anes ple in 1h the Sabbath, running. Kissing a nhored for so long that no one hx {nd Pub Serv 41s of 2% a . " 5 . » p A 3 i 4 3 child, cooking. shaving. garden- certain whether they have heen N nd Pub Serv te id 2 . 22% ing playing golf, dancing, play removed from the hanks ar not, Progress Laundry com 3 3% . " “hief ‘Sanborn with twa depu. BN Mallors Co rol, i 3 ing music and “being frivelous Chief ‘Sanborn with I Rub Jery of Ind 30% pte 80 a " AV uh Serv 3 ; The town selectmen officially !les made all the Arrests ang a Ross Gert "Tool com co dth NB put the hiue laive into effect for a N® Wound up his day's work, the i Sipe A 1 don a two-hour period. The demonstra- selectment threw him inte the g4 nq GRE 42% oid 106, 1090's +} Sinkely ( C 14% tion was timed to mark the apen. Stocks. He was charged with Geko yan SRN, Noe 0000 8 1 ¥ 1% J "IK 8 a n - of Bethlehem's sesqui-centennia] Working en the 8ahbath Ft ind re 98 Ty n i» . N ae " china Henn 3 celebration and the approach of d Felephone 8% afd 0" : » Independence Day b + LM OR a TE 58 ' N Despite the serious significance Ba y Su ocates Allen & Steen "> us ‘ ”"n of the demonstration, men, wom- . . Amerigan Loan tis sb... 08 : en, and children took their pun- In Bed With Kin American Loan 4's 60 ......, ” . . Bastian Moriey bs 8) . uy ishment with gaiety, including : ‘atesyille Teale Co dies “08 Mrs. Lou Levin, 38. who was A 2-months-old baby suffocated Banner Jr ler ba 3 ‘edie o - € LIB LEE IE placed fully clothed on a dunking.early yesterday morning as he Columbia Club 3- 3 2 81 vais] aS \ ! p, » v v 5 . stool and dipped into a pool. ) "is Bauitable Securities 58 60 .... 97 hi ” PI __islept in & bed with his mother, |Giutarie Secures 0 $i | WwW 's Conditi father and older sister. taal Da far iam 1 3 vat : : AJvoman s Lonaition The infant, William Earl Per. [nd Limestone 4s 75 3 " u udepo 5 @ 20 HI 0 a0 1 rence 18 ust . . . al ni : wi Fair After Accident dus, died at the home of. his {peat Ratan 2" 0 to of ~ . . " "nn neseng 5 » In fair eondition at Methodist parents, James and Thelma Per- vt hea Ramo te 52 Not " : Hospital today is Mrs. Viola due. 1032 Oliver Ave Lanse arts Colt 2, on. BA ole Wo ood to miss Demaree, 468. of 2043 Park Ave, ! big f nr ie Sen ee 3 “wun 3 10 injured faturday night in an ac- The bahy apparently had been » Term 5% M MH . . 1 cident at Fairfield and College dead several hours when police AVA were called. The police emer U. 5 Statement sp suffer ency squad used a resuscitator a io K Mrs o> Hares Suffer fod hry B ne a 8 Jaen to revive wil WASHINGTON. July 2 (UP .Lsavern. en le Arm an nee Inturies . ment _sxpenses and receipts far the ours 1 ¥ . x ¥ ugh Jur ree von ow 1 when the car in which she was infant rent fafal year throush June 38. compared One tosle and 1 11 know u hy there's riding with her husband, Ray- Serviees were to be at 2 p. m. This Year Last Year v , o mond Dentures. © 52 struck a today in Beanblossom Mortuary meeemre Fiery! wilh arth a “gold rush” on for golden Hudepohl. For safety zone on College Ave with burial in, Memorial Park. “400.083.6000 : 2 : 2.103. 778.647 is a friendlier, pure-grain flav Mr. Demaree was treated at F ot 5 i th 3 here fr T, pure-grain fla or that p & 3 d leas ® t 25 43%. : es Methodist Hospital and released. Local Produce 2.400.348 015 only Hudepohl knows how to brew int . ' “ bn INDIAN APOLIS CLEARING HOUS | Official Weather Got aie ar A Irae ihe Lia Debits , HE 3400 / a beer. Good? It's just too good to miss A cindllior pete 0 Case 42c rade iarge. 46c. 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